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Synopsis The film is unusually well crafted. This kind of narration-driven film can easily get boring, but it has been an exception, said Ashis Chakrabarty, 65, a former officer of the West Bengal information department and a film buff.
Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina
NEW DELHI: Makhan Sengupta, 84, could not hold back his tears neither could his sister Santana Raychaudhuri. Makhan and Santana hail from Perozpur in Barisal. While the whole family moved to India after Partition and the 1950 Barisal riots, their uncle Sudarshan Sengupta refused to leave Barisal.